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Five people drown in Chiradzulu

  • Feb 12, 2023
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Five people including two girls aged 12 have died after drowning this morning in Sandekwe River which is at Malika village in Chiradzulu. The people are all from Chibwana Village Traditional Authority identified as Rose Chapita,35, Biyonce Chikapa,12, Petiency Mussa, 18, Aisha Mussa aged23 and Tazila aged 12. Constable Cosmas Kagulo, Chiradzulu Police spokesperson, the […]

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